Theprogressive think tankfound thatthe average annual tax revenue as a share of
gross domestic product under Romney would be 16.5 percent.

Under George W. Bush itwas 17.6 percent, which was the
lowest it had been under any president since Harry Truman.

Beyond permanently extending all
of the Bush tax cuts, President Romney would add several 1
percent-friendly cuts, including a full repeal of the
estate tax — currently paid by only the richest 0.14 percent of
estates — and a huge corporate tax cut.